Red Sox complete string of trades. Webb to Detroit for Alexander and Johnson
Boston makes third trade in a week as Earl Webb sails to Detroit for Dale Alexander and Roy Johnson. The moves add infield hitting for a last place club, following prior deals sending Charley Berry Benny Tate Smead Jolley Johnny Watwood Jack Rothrock Danny Macfayden Jack Russell and Pete Jablonowski in a flurry of activity.
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Bob Quinn
Earl Webb
Detroit
Dale Alexander
Roy Johnson
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Webb
George Burns
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Johnson
Charley Berry
White Sox
Benny Tate
Smead Jolley
Johnny Watwood
Jack Rothrock
Danny Macfayden
Yankees
Henry Johnson
Ivy Paul Andrews
Cleveland
Jack Russell
Pete Jablonowski
Hollywood Stars Open Seven Game Series With Seals
The Hollywood Stars lead the Coast League race as they start a seven game series in San Francisco against the Seals. The first two games are matinees, with Thursday and Friday evening games, then a Saturday daylight contest and a Sunday doubleheader. Sacramento visits Oakland, the Missions play Los Angeles, and Portland front Seattle. Standings show Hollywood at 45 wins 27 losses 625 pct, Portland 42 30 583, San Francisco 38 31 551, Los Angeles 35 34 507, Oakland 33 38 465, Seattle 33 39 458, Sacramento 31 41 431, Missions 27 44 380.
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Major League Leaders Including Yesterday's Games
National batting leader P Waner of the Pirates at .390. Runs leader Klein of the Phillies with 64. RBIs led by Hurst of the Phillies with 58. Hits by Klein with 83. Doubles led by P Waner with 31. Klein and Herman of the Reds tied with 21 triples. Klein leads in home runs with 15. Stolen bases led by Klein, P Waner, and Frisch with 12. Pitching leaders Swetonic of the Pirates at 7.1, Betts of the Braves 6.1. Batting Foxx of the Athletics at .375. Runs Foxx with 58. RBIs Foxx with 64. Hits Foxx with 78. Doubles Chapman of the Yankees and Gehringer of the Tigers with 16. Triples Myer of the Senators with 9. Home runs Foxx with 23. Stolen bases Chapman of the Yankees with 9. Pitching Gomez of the Yankees 12 1, Grove of the Athletics 12 3, Allen of the Yankees 4 1.
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Frisch
Cardinals
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Betts
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Foxx
Athletics
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Gehringer
Tigers
Myer
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Grove
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A Trip and a Dip In at Dian Springs Natatorium
A brief note describes a trip to the Dian Springs Natatorium and a dip in its pool. The snippet hints at local visitors enjoying early spring recreation and a casual outing at the public facility.
Pitching duel fuels midseason AL race Gomez vs Grove
American League fans savor a hot rivalry between Vernon Gomez and Robert Moses Grove as Gomez improves to 12–1 with a 9th straight win for the Yankees after an 8–7 victory over Cleveland. Grove runs his record to 12–3 with an 8–1 win over Detroit, while Ruth and Foxx stay tied for the homer lead. The White Sox rally to a 7–6 win over the Red Sox, and the National League is rained out.
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Jimmy Foxx
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Jack Russell
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Wiley Moore
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Golfers Learn Inside-Out Swing With Mrs Vares Hint
An article notes shanking in golf and lists remedies. Mrs Glenna Collett Vare advocates keeping the left knee straight at impact to bring the clubhead from inside out, preventing outward bending that sends the club toward a tangent and mis-hits.
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Glenna Collett Vare
Birrell Card: Birdie on University No 8
Frank Birrell, popular local advertiser and golf hobbyist, carded a birdie on the difficult No 8 at the University course Sunday. He led the field with a flawless drive and a two on the hole, adding to his stature as twice president of the University course and an efficient officer among about one hundred members.
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Frank Birrell
Frank
Fight Results From Multiple Cities
In Toronto Emile Spider Pladner of France outpointed Willie Davies of Charleroi Pa Roederer of Louisville knocked out Steve Kaplan of Cincinnati in the third round In San Francisco Andy Diodi of New York defeated Paddy Creedon by technical knockout in seven rounds Joe Glick of Brooklyn defeated Gaston Lecadre of France in ten Jack League of Houston beat Jack Beasley of Oakland in four rounds.
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France
Willie Davies
Charleroi
San Francisco
Andy Divodi
New York
Paddy Creedon
Joe Glick
Brooklyn
Gaston Lecadre
Jack League
Houston
Tex
Jack Beasley
Oakland
Cal
Berger May Jump To Chicago Cubs
The Chicago Cubs were linked to Wallie Berger of the Boston Braves as a potential deal. President Veeck and Braves president Emil Fuchs discussed, with reports suggesting a pitcher could be included for Berger. Both clubs were near the 23 man roster limit, with the Cubs at 23 and the White Sox at 22 after Rothrock’s option to Toronto.
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Boston Braves
William L. Veeck
Emil Fuchs
Braves
Berger
Cubs
White Sox
Sox
Jack Rothrock
Toronto
Legion selects fifteen players for junior baseball team
Fifteen players were chosen by Manager F. E. Tydeman for the American Legion junior squad to represent Pocatello in state play next month. The roster includes pitchers Tyrus Simmons and William Black. catchers Howard Knowles Charles Curtis Merle Reynolds. first baseman Ferdinand Lombardi Jerome Turner. infielders Gene Cooper Edward Bucher John Carron Jack DeLato Carl Hronek. and outfielders Ralph Roberts Grant Brewster Verdus Robbins.
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F. E. Tydeman
Pocatello
Tyrus Simmons
William Black
Howard Knowles
Charles Curtis
Merle Reynolds
Ferdinand Lombardi
Jerome Turner
Gene Cooper
Edward Bucher
John Carron
Jack DeLato
Carl Hronek
Ralph Roberts
Grant Brewster
Verdus Robbins
How They Stand Monday’s Baseball Results
Monday results show New York 8 Cleveland 7 and Philadelphia 8 Detroit 1 with Boston 6 Chicago 7. Standings reflect recent games and team positions in the league.
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Philadelphia
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Elks to Shoot at Blackfoot during Idaho convention
Pocatello Elks lodge will field a strong team for competition with Idaho teams at Blackfoot this week during the Idaho State Elks association convention. After weeks of shooting 200 birds, the squad includes Cotant 197 Benson 193 Barber 192 Townend 192 Nevins 188 Sheppard 188 Edmonson 184. A final practice is set for 4 p m Wednesday at the city club grounds with a Sunday session led by Rector and Barber posting top scores.
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Idaho
Idaho State Elks Association
Blackfoot
Fred Cunard
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W. M. Benson
O. P. Barber
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Carey Edmonson
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Zweigart and Kwality Kids Face Twilight League Clash
Zweigart sits second with the Roundhouse and can share first if they beat the leaders. The Butcher boys aim to topple the leaders while Vernon McGaugh tries to lift the Store department from last place against Red-White stores. The Carmen Roundhouse game Thursday ends the week.
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Butcher Boys
Vernon McGaugh
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Sharman Wins 100-Target Event at Okoboji Tournament
8 H Sharman of Salt Lake City won the 100 target event with a score of 99 as the 33rd annual Okoboji In ians trapshooting tournament opened at Cedar Point in Sandusky Ohio. The event, sponsored by the amateur trap shooting association, runs through Friday night.
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H. Sharman
Salt Lake City
Amateur Trap Shooting Association
Cedar Point
Indian Springs Natatorium Sparkles With Renewal
The Indian Springs Natatorium unveils a refreshed facility with invigorating lively waters. Renovations boost pool clarity and safety features as community events resume at the historic venue.
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Indian Springs Natatorium
Idahoan Leader Waters Returns From Capital Illness
Walter W. Waters of Portland commander of the bonus expeditionary forces in Washington fell ill during the siege of Congress. His father, the late George W. Waters of Weiser, ran for Idaho congress in 1920 and was a noted orator. Mrs. Ida M. Waters resides in Weiser and Rep. Burton L French advised on the family’s affairs during recovery.
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Walter W. Waters
Portland
Bonus Expeditionary Forces
Washington
George W. Waters
Weiser
Idaho
Waters
Ida M. Waters
Congress
Burton L French
French
Maryland
Maine university chief condemns prohibition in graduation address
Dr. Clarence C. Little former University of Maine president and Michigan leader denounced national prohibition as stupid and unenforceable calling for wets and drys to unite for repeal during a graduation speech at the University of Maine. He now directs the American Society for the Control of Cancer.
Simplicity urged as remedy for social ills
Prohibition Administrator John D. Pennington seeks how 650 barrels of real beer vanished from Eureka Brewery in Paterson New Jersey. He suspended two agents on guard after a surprise inspection revealed diverted beer. Pipe lines were found full of illegal beer and two vats emptied since Saturday.
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John D. Pennington
Paterson
N. J
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